The process through which legislators from the president's party have a virtual veto over potential nominees for their home state's district courts is usually referred to as

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Senatorial courtesy is a tradition in which the President consults the senior senator of their party from the nominee's home state before making a judicial appointment. If the senator disapproves, the nomination is often not pursued.

The Process Through Which Legislators from the President's Party Have